How to Request Runtime Audio, Image, Video Permissions in Android: Full Kotlin Implementation

Video Description:
In this comprehensive Android development tutorial, we’ll walk you through handling permissions for audio, image, and video files across all Android versions using Kotlin.

What You’ll Learn:
1. Checking if audio, image, and video permissions are granted for various Android versions.
2. Requesting media permissions (audio, image, and video) based on the Android version to ensure compatibility with both older and newer devices.
3. Handling permission results effectively and processing user responses accurately.
4. Seamlessly managing media access once permissions are granted.

Key Points:
1. Android 13 and Higher: Learn how to request and verify specific permissions for audio, images, and videos in Android 13 (Tiramisu) and newer versions.
2. Android Q to Android 12: For Android Q and above, discover how to handle external storage access to manage media files efficiently.
3. Older Android Versions: Get a complete understanding of managing read and write permissions for external storage, ensuring your app remains compatible with older Android devices.

Code Walkthrough:
We’ll guide you step by step through the Kotlin code for handling audio, image, and video permissions across all Android versions. You’ll see how to request permissions, handle different outcomes, and ensure your app works flawlessly for all users.

Why This Matters:
Supporting audio, image, and video file access seamlessly across Android versions enhances user experience and broadens your app's compatibility with both legacy and modern devices.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Audio Permission in Kotlin
05:56 Image Permission in Kotlin
11:56 Video Permission in Kotlin

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